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 Obama
Scores A Solid Century By Herman Hall
There’s a photo of world’s cricket great Brian Lara giving
President Obama a crash course in cricket- -specifically
how to bat. Coach Lara poses like a (cricket) batter.
His bright and exciting student President Obama is
almost perfect but cricket experts will observe that the
president is poised like a baseball batter. Well, one
cannot be one hundred percent perfect...
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 The
Real Baldwin Spencer: Now Free to Govern Antigua
By H.G. Ravi
Political history was made recently in Antigua and Barbuda
when, for the first time, a non-Bird or non- Antigua
Labour Party (ALP) was re-elected. The ruling United
Progressive Party (UPP) led by Prime Minister Baldwin
Spencer won nine of the 17 parliamentary seats, the
opposition party, ALP, gained seven and the Barbuda
People’s Movement (BPM), an affiliate of the UPP, took
the Barbuda seat.
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 TRINIDAD
& TOBAGO’S PARLIAMENTARIAN GYPSY SINGING SONGS FOR THE
NATION By BECK
Although politics has often been the driving force of many
calypsos, it has been rare that a practicing politician
play a direct role in the calypso. Following in the
footsteps of Atilla the Hun, the first calypsonian
elected to public office in the Port Of Spain City
Council in 1946 and whose specialty was championing the
plight of working people in a colonial society, Gypsy,
the current member of parliament representing Mayaro,
has produced a remarkable 2009 CD, Don’t Count Me Out.
It is laden with social and political commentary at its
best...
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 Ecotourism
in Jamaica (Mystic Mountain Rainforest, St. Ann’s
Jamaica) Text and Photos by Nolan Patterson
Tourists no longer visit the Caribbean only to bask on beaches or
simply to enjoy sunshine and sunset. People choose the
Caribbean to enjoy music festivals, food and ecotourism.
Jamaica is on top of ecotourism. Its latest attraction
is the environmentally friendly Mystic Mountain in Ocho
Rios, St. Ann’s—the parish where Bob Marley was born and
laid to rest.
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This edition's special feature is
"Sheep in Wolf's Clothing", the latest Oliver Samuels
play. Enjoy our features above PLUS:
- Obama in Trinidad,
Photo Essay
- St. George’s University: Part
of Nation Building in Grenada By H.G. Ravi
- THE MAIL/STAY CONNECTED
- CALYPSO – Gypsy & Shadow
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Beyond Miss
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An Autobiography of Jennifer Hosten,
Miss World 1970
Jennifer Hosten with Shaun Sarsfield |
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